... THE LOST LUSITANIA. ...

... THE LOdT LUSITANIA. Company anuouuccs that Ik* passengers ami of'tbo Lusitania, tke trawlers Bock and Indian kaviag about 200, tlie tog Flying Fish about 100. and three torpedo bouts 4-5 survivors and four dead. Mrs. J. T. Smith and Mr. George Kessler ...

... ‘‘Remember the Lusitania.” A crowd also raided a shop in Aew Battersea, every window in the place being shattered. The crowd then assembled before a porkbutcher’s shop, when someone shouted that it was owned by naturalised Englishman, but the crowd replied ...

... LUSITANIA’S INSURANCE. The President the Board of Trade has informed Commander that the was insured under the Government war risks scheme. The amount of the was largo, but it is not desirable to pufebsh the amount for which all ships are insured- ...

... THE SINKING OF THE LUSITANIA Befoce proceeding with the ordinery businees tie Lond Mayor said he falt it was his duty o move froam that chair their horror at the wanton waste of Jife oconsioned by the torpedoing of the ‘l;\:urn by the ()l:;nm uuflnfin% ...

... Sinking of the Lusitania. GERMAN PRESS VIEWS. PRESS ASSOCIATION WAR SPECIAL. Amstordam, Thursday. Io a 2 article on the sinking of the Lugitania, Budn: e Living Rampart,” the * Vossische Lttag ™ mys the whole blame for the loss «f the f-'-v'. our an ...

... THE LUSITANIA AND THE VATERLAND :be nodkd,‘ = Lu&:hm “eq)ond.o:. can writes the cortr, t of the “Manchester &u-:iim. Last No‘vuember stories ITAM m t merican papers alleging thet the British liners were in the habit of hoist. ing derisive TL in the ...

... THE “LUSITANIA’S” SPEED. The Canard officials Liverpool they do not know what speed the Lusitania was running ihe time of the disaster, but. ■niee November, she had l*een running average speed of about twenty-one knots for the maintenance of which th ...

... LUSITANIA RECRUITS l One of the healthicet signs of the war spirit of London all along has been the fact—vernfiable | by statistics—that every sot-back or disaster has | meant good business at the recruiting offices. | The effect of bad news upon m—uidnfi ...

... LUSITANIA SURVIVOR. Miss V. Loney, daughter of Mr. A. D. Loner, Gulkboroagii, Northampton, well-known follower to hounds, who is eurrivor Lusitania die a® ter. (S. and -G*) * J ...

... Sinking of the Lusitania. GERMAN PRESS VIEWS PRESS ASSOCIATION WAR SPECIA Thursda) Lusite: “ Vosuis Io A% ™Mb om e simKing of Sosdni ‘Moo Living Ramgart,” o u\' mys tho whalo hlame for mlmr an the Amoroan Goves ia, says the journal, could noy oo misaker ...

... LUSITANIA HORRORS. 1,399 VICTIMS OUT OF 2,160 PASSENGERS AND CREW. ...